Sentence examples for much evidently from inspiring English sources

Its captain was Juan David Lorenzo, a heavyset man in his mid-thirties who had a background in electronics — in Mazatlán, he ran an Internet café and sold computer supplies — and had some experience as a sports an-gler but not much, evidently, as a shark hunter.

Just not this much change, evidently.

These days, they are much more evidently divided on such strategic questions.

Much plotting evidently went on to underpin Italy's dramatic "years of lead" and much more of it has yet to emerge.

It is also the garish gargoyle of a house, quite the exhibitionist, some of us love to gawk at, though not for much longer: Evidently its current owner, the minimalist fashion designer Calvin Klein, has had his fill of the hating and gawking.

In the case of the pristine membranes, the rate of desalination is much slower evidently due to their blockage with organics.

Targets that differ much are evidently not competitors.

The strike may be over, but there is evidently much hard bargaining ahead.

There is evidently much Italian nationalist sentiment in the Vatican itself.

And a pedant's email from Andrew Jackson Anne Geraghtyty's liver is evidently much too intact.

Yet there are some DJs who are evidently much better than others.